There were more questions than answers Tuesday during a Killeen City Council discussion on adopting an ordinance that could free homeowners from costly repairs to sewer service lines in the public right-of-way. Read more
Bell County Commissioner John Fisher met with a small crowd of Killeen-area residents Tuesday for a town hall discussion of local issues at the Killeen Community Center. Read more
Three days before early voting begins, almost all of the Democrats running for state offices will make a campaign stop in Killeen. Read more
FORT HOOD — One of the most difficult problems named generations tend to have is how to communicate with the younger generations. Baby Boomers thought Generation X was just too impatient, everyone thinks Millennials are spoiled and self-absorbed, and the iGeneration — or Gen Z — is too absor… Read more
“It’s always fun getting to talk to you. I’ll let you go. Goodbye,” the voice of Larry Cole said as a voicemail played during the opening slideshow of his Tuesday morning funeral service. Read more
Live-fire training on Fort Hood's ranges could be heard far and wide Tuesday as cloud cover amplified the reports, according to Fort Hood officials. Read more
Bell County Precinct 4 Commissioner John Fisher is inviting the public to a Townhall meeting at the Killeen Community Center, 2201 E. Veterans Memorial Blvd., from 6 to 8 p.m. tonight. Read more
Area residents can take a hunter safety course this month in Harker Heights. Read more
HARKER HEIGHTS — The recent heavy rains resulted in a leaky gym roof at Harker Heights High School as the Lady Knights volleyball team hosted Temple on Tuesday night. Read more
There were more questions than answers Tuesday during a Killeen City Council discussion on adopting an ordinance that could free homeowners from costly repairs to sewer service lines in the public right-of-way. Read more
Three days before early voting begins, almost all of the Democrats running for state offices will make a campaign stop in Killeen. Read more
Houston-based public accounting firm McConnell & Jones publicly presented the conclusions of its management audit Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2017, and with it, a 173-page report detailing problems and recommendations within city finances.
Better pay for Killeen’s employees. That was the intent was behind salary hikes in fiscal years 2014 and 2015, based on a consultant’s study that showed public safety employees, such as police and firefighters, were paid below market, and that 70 percent of overall city employees weren’t ade… Read more
When it comes to the cost of war, many Americans tend to think of money. Just how much of our tax dollars has the government spent so far in 17 years? Read more
Parents of children in special education are still able to register for free advice from field experts gathered at Texas A&M University–Central Texas. Read more
BELTON — Bell County’s aquifers are in dire straits. Read more
FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) — Pushy midday shoppers nose their carts through the Korean market, stocking up on bottled kimchi and seaweed spring rolls. A few doors away, customers grab pho to go at a Vietnamese takeout counter. Across the street, lunchtime diners line up for tacos "al pastor" — s… Read more
Jackie “Jack” Stophel visited the Central Texas College campus on Monday while visiting Killeen for a 50th high school reunion to discuss working in TV and radio with students aspiring for careers in communications and media technology. Read more
Harker Heights' Mckayla Flowers (15) and Catherine Corbett (10) block a Temple ball on Tuesday night at Harker Heights High School.
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